Tuesday's Must Reads
- Is the 30-year mortgage actually a 30-year trap? -- (NYT)
- Mixed-use buildings appear to be back on the boards for Robinson Terminal North. -- (WBJ)
- "Devastating" for homeowners: DC sues renovation company Curbio. -- (WaPo)
- DC's Southeast library will close for two years for a big renovation. -- (DCist)
This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/tuesdays_must_reads/21711.
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